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Home > Archives > BLS 33: Special Session on the Languages of Mexico and Central America

Table of Contents

Special Session on Languages on Mexico and Central America Zhenya Antic et al.

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Articles

Problems in Zapotec Tone Reconstruction Rosemary G. Beam de Azcona

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Argument Quantification and Qualification in Upper Necaxa Totonac David Beck

PDF 17-26

Agent Focus in Yukatek and Lakandon Maya Henrik Bergqvist

PDF 28-38

Taking What a Language Gives Us: The Reported Inclusive/Exclusive Distinction in Maya-Mam Wesley Collins

PDF 40-51

The Phonetic Realization of Pitch Accent in Huave Keelan Evanini

PDF 53-64

Phonemic Versus Phonetic Correlates of Vowel Length in Chuxnabán Mixe Carmen Jany

PDF 66-76

Directional Markers in Q’anjob’al: Their Syntax and Meaning B'Alam Mateo-Toledo

PDF 78-89

A Definite Mystery Pamela Munro

PDF 91-102

Split Coordination in Otomi Enrique L. Palancar

PDF 104-115